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Newspaper

Concord Enterprise

Location

Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1929

Page

6

Rotary session in Cochanhall hosts notable guests

The Hudson Rotary Club held its weekly luncheon with invited professionals. Dr Thomas Kenney Worcester governor of the 31st Rotary District spoke on Rotary’s six objects and the value of selfless service. The club approved $60 for the Community Christmas fund and enjoyed a singing period led by past presidents. Attendees included Herbert S Holmes Corbin Holmes Shoe Co Airmet E Tarbell and others from RS Lamson Firestone Footwear Universal Boring Machine Co Grant Co and local merchants.

Adak Thomas O "Kenney Worcester—Club Hudeon Rotary Club Cochanhall Rotary Thomas Kenney Worcester Guy Kenney Germany Kenney Hudson Rotary Club Walter. L. O’brien Leland D Wood Airmet E Tarbell Goldat Herbert S. Holmes Corbin-Holmes Shoe Co Albert Lamson RS Lamson & Sons Walter J.frye Daniel’ S. Haviland Universal Boring Machine Co.Harriman A’ Reardon Clifford Reynolds

Woman's Club December Meeting at Odd Fellows Hall

The Woman's Club holds its December meeting at Odd Fellows hall at 3 PM with a program sponsored by the Conservation committee. Ruby Carrier chairs the event on Social Hygiene, with Flora Reardon Mary Williams and others assisting. Vernice Coolidge and station WHET will feature in the program, accompanied by Mrs. Ralph.

Woman's Club Ick Odd Fellows Hall Ee Conservation committeGiMieuady Ruby Carrier Trees FY Williams Marys Flora Reardon

Bridge Tea Hosts Noted Social Figures at Hotel Statler

Mrs Charles W Wood formerly Ruth Gerry reports on social events in Sudbury with Charles H Way hosting at the Professional Women's V ee. Stohn O Hall and King Philip hosted a Friday gathering. Enthusiasm grows among American Legion members preparing an ice event at Town Hall on New Year Eve and a party in Rock Island Sl.

Charles H. Way Hotel Statler Stohn O. Hall King Philip Charles W. Wood Ruth Gerry Rock Island Sl Srican Legion

P. T. A. Christmas Party Planned for Town Hall

Sudbury announces a Christmas party to be held next Friday evening at the Town Hall with all invited. A small truck owned and operated by Arthur Hennesy of Waltham burned on Monday evening on Dudley Road between Harlan Noyes and Hart Stone residences. Hennesy, once a Weston Bakery driver, recently started his own business selling dairy goods. The insured truck valued over 200 dollars. contents not insured.

Sudbury Arthur Hennesy Waltham Dudley Road Harlan Noyes Hart Stone Hennesy Weston Bakery

Auction of Personal Property At Rice Estate Draws Crowd

Despite the extreme cold last Thursday the auction sale of personal property on the Rice estate was well attended. Nancy and Philip Way visited with Miss Anne Dwight of Wayland for a Weston Friendly Society play. George Moore resumed duties at Deer Foot Farm after a brief illness. The Public Health Association in Southwestern Middlesex district is sending out Christmas cards via Marjorie W. Gobur and Miss Fuller from Jordan Marsh Co for an informative talk by Mrs Clifford J. Walker, club chairman.

Nancy Philip Way Anne Dwight Wayland Parmand Friendly Society of Weston George Moore Deer Foot Farrm Public’ Health Association Inc Middlesex Marjorie W. G Miss Fuller Jordan Marsh Co Clifford J. Walker

Rudy Warbles Fine Spanish on Sunshine Hour

Rudy Vallee sings in Spanish on the Sunshine Hour heard each Thursday across a coast to coast network. The exclusive artist croons Me Quieres with a chorus in native style, a feat praised by listeners who note his resemblance to a native speaker.

Rudy: Vallee Freis¢éhmann Sunshine Hour Rudy

Gorilla Jones Seeks Rematch With Jackie Fields at Boston Garden

Akron boxer Gorilla Jones accuses judges of favoritism in the Fields fight and predicts a knockout in the rematch at the Boston Garden. Jones cites more than twelve thousand dollars won by Fields in San Francisco and touts fan interest with tickets priced 1 to 3 dollars. An eight round semifinal between Boston Brown and Frankie Moore was also scheduled.

California Gorilla Jones Akron MéTio Jackie Fields San Francisco Jones Boston Garden Fields Boston Brown Baltimore Frankie’ Moore North End Brown Garden Moore Boston

Holiday Menu Plans for Entertaining Guests at Home

A guide to festive entertaining with a polished yet simple luncheon or dinner menu. It covers table setting with lace doilies and a cloth, centerpiece ideas with roses, and a full menu including Tomato Juice Cocktail, Potato Chips with Caviar, Broiled Ham or Filet Mignon, Stuffed Mushrooms, Clover Leaf Rolls, and a two-layer cake with caramel sauce. Also includes instructions for mushroom stuffing and a white cake recipe, plus how to obtain a household service leaflet by sending stamps.

Church Drive Results Report Strong Parish Returns

The recent Everymember drive at St. Luke's Catholic Church, led by Rev. Louis A. Parsons, produced parishwide canvassing by seven two-person teams. Returns were more than double last year, aided by strong cooperation from parishioners and a large volunteer list including James Robinson and numerous Mrs. and Miss workers.

James Robinson James B George Wrigley

Blind Artists Entertain Here Tonight

Blind artists Hudson John and Mary McKay present a varied program at K of C hall with duets solos impersonations dialogue wit and humor plus piano selections The McKay siblings are well known for their entertaining ability and attracted large crowds at Marlboro and earlier at A O H hall

Hudson John Mary McCay C. Hall A. O. H. Hall Marlboro McKay

Legion Unit Stages Christmas Sale in Hudson

Hudson Unit 100 A L is holding its annual Christmas sale today at the Brothers Jandron store on Main Street. Food and fancy articles were offered under Mrs Marguerite Nowlan in charge and assisted by Mrs Mary Dalton and Mrs Marior Montgomery.

Hudson Hudson Unit A. L Brothers-Jandron Main Street Marguerite Nowlan Mary Dalton Marior Montgomery

Last Rites For Mrs. F. M. Baker

Funeral services for Mrs. Frances M. Baker widow of Frederick A. W. Baker were held yesterday in Merrill funeral parlor with Rev. William M. Grandy of the Met church officiating. Mrs Carrier Hancox sang and burial followed in Forestvale cemetery.

Hudson Frances M. Baker Frederick A. W. Baker Merrill William M. Grandy The Met Carrier Hancox Sang Fosestvale Cemetery

Forty Corinthian Christmas Party Recaps Masonic Hall

Hudson Corinthian Chapter C E S held a Christmas party after a business meeting in Masonic hall led by Worthy Matron Nellie L Balcom. Latta Claus appeared, games followed, then a collation and dancing. Committee included Miss Gladys Fillmore and several ladies. William L Persons provided music.

Hudson Town Team Triumphs Over Gloucester Five

Hudson Town Team defeated Gloucester 40 to 32 in Gloucester last night. The squad hosts its home season opener at Boy Scout hall tomorrow night, promising one of the fastest Hudson teams in years to take the court.

Hudson Hudson Town Gloucester Boy Scout Hall

Willard Suit Trials Bolton Town Over 1927 Injury

Leonard G. and Ruth E. Willard sue the Town of Bolton in Worcester Superior Court claiming injuries from a 1927 accident when a vehicle they rode in left the road due to an alleged defect. Judge Philip J. OConnell presided as jury heard the case yesterday.

Hudson Bolton Leonard G Ruth E. Willard Leer Philip J. O'Connell Superior Court Worcester Willards

Store girls party at Hudson-Girl clerks home

W. T. Grant clerks held a party Monday night at Miss Anna McCarron’s River Street home. The program featured solos by Miss Norma Holder and Miss Verna Stone, with accompaniment by Miss Margaret McDonald.

Hudson W. T. Grant Anna McCarron River Street Norma Holder Verna Stone Margaret McDonald

Recipes for Modern Fruit Cake and Molasses Treats

Readable text outlines fruit cake and molasses based recipes. Includes notes on making rich but not heavy cakes using molasses and simplified methods. Provides multiple recipe variants with ingredients such as flour, sugar, butter, eggs, raisins, nuts, and spices, plus baking directions and serving ideas.

France

Marriage of Rose Blanchette and David Burton Reported

Miss Rose Blanchette of Port Chester and David Burton of Clinton were married last Saturday in Port Chester N C according to her parents Mr and Mrs Amedee Blanchette 412 Avenue. The couple had not yet returned and no details were available until they finish their moon and return to Clinton. The bride has long been known in Port Chester and worked at the Dennison factory.

Clinton Dennison

Acton Selectmen to Hear Gas Station Application

The Selectmen will hold a hearing December 18 at 7:30 P M at the Fire House in South Acton on the Hope C. application to maintain and operate a gas station at the southwest corner of the site. Waldo Whitcomb Wendark Davis Howard J Billings are named.

Acton Mass Hope C Yee Waldo B. Whitcomb Wendark Davis Howard J. Billings

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